The non-residents have a ton of investment opportunities in India. But, the lack of sufficient knowledge and the fear of being fooled often make them reluctant. However, the Indian economy is getting stronger by the day, which is a positive sign for those who intend to invest here.
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How NRIs Can Make More Money via Investment In India in 2017?
Are you soon settling in the foreign country?
Do you have Public Provident Fund (PPF) account and National Saving Certificate (NSC)?
If yes, you must be updated with the current update. But first, let’s catch a brief over PPF account.
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How to Choose a Bank for NRI Investment?
An investor always loves to choose the bank that offers more rate of interest on deposits. It implies higher interest rate always attracts more investors. Non-residents of India (NRIs) are no bar from such intensions.
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Procedures for NRIs to Do Investment in India
India is the investment market where recession cast no impact. This is a significant reason for NRIs to entrust their hard earned money in safe hands. Productivity graph of Indian market is going upwards. The reputed economists see this land as the safe basket to secure their money for future. Let’s check out what legal services for NRI has in rundown for investment.
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NRIs Property Investment Guide
The retirement plan of an NRI brings him/her back home. This is the prime reason of surging NRIs property investment in India. During 2005 to 2010, the surging investment in property touched 87%. The estimated growth of this investment by the year 2020 marks 30%. The respective places, which are in the list of favourite destinations for NRI property purchase, are Banagalore, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, Goa and Delhi. Remember! The property should be of immovable category that can be gifted or inherited real estate property. Any inherited agriculture land, farm house and plantation land in the name of the NRI is transferable. But before, he/she should check out property name, sales deed, encumbrance certificate, patta, no due certificate, bank release letter and PAN card.
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